Footprints in the sand - John (14:23-28) Recently I was lost on sand dunes at Dunnock on the North East of Scotland – just 400 miles from the Arctic circle I had gone for a long walk on a vast sandy shoreline with enormous dunes Quite suddenly found myself cut off from land by a large, deep, sandy lagoon I found myself back on my old standby of following footprints. Footprints can tell you a lot. Who use the path, which direction they were going. When the last person used that path Whether they were alone or in company. Generally, I don’t follow children’s foot prints. I don’t follow casual walkers prints with no tread on their boots. I follow recent, larger prints made by serious walkers with good tread on their boots I needed to find such foot prints and then follow a track made by serious walkers who had walked their recently I also needed the hope of seeing a person on the landward side of the lagoon. Eventually I did indeed see such...